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While looking through the Netflix site (this is what this is all about. I've decided to spend $10 a month on something) I found a movie that I really enjoyed and I'd like to recommend it- It's a silent movie from 1927 directed by Tod Browning called "The Unknown" starring Lon Chaney. (Look...

ok. It's on my list. Along with 12 Angry Men (it's been a few years)

I might put anything anyone recommends in the queue.

Let's get crackin' people!

no. should I?

I've seen 12 Angry Men. It was very good.

There are lots of films I haven't seen though.

we haven't had one of these yet, have we?

I'd like some film recommendations. Please list a few films that you think are important/good/whatever. Things you think that more people should see.

cool. thanks!

yeah, I had my glasses on.

It just makes everything more drippy, doesn't it? That's why I always get the squeezy bear.

Mobiesque";p="812697 wrote:Oh shush busta. Everyone knows Luis' gigs are the two greatest nights of the year.

oh yeah... the mini-tour.

i have

It was that whole working at Dairy Queen thing, wasn't it?

She was very funny in Waiting For Guffman.

Spinal Tap was the one that started it all, though. I still think it's great. It's the best of all the Guest-type films.

I also really liked Waiting For Guffman, but I didn't care for A Mighty Wind.

Highlights for me: - projectile vomiting scene with stirring music - powerfucking - "That day I put a jihad on the infidel... and if you don't believe me, then you'd better kill me right now, or I'll put a jihad on you too..." yes! The music is great, too. The scenery detail and puppet ex...

ReverseEngineer";p="800241 wrote:
this could very well be one of my favorite moments in cinema
because I love bowling
and I love tits.

and let's not forget your love of dance.

doesn't anyone remember 1995's Casper?!

you totally got the munchies watching that one.

nutrition! pppht! :lol: I'm mostly about figuring out what to make with what I have in the cupboard. BUT, here's a great one that I am eating right now. 1 chopped green pepper 1/2 can of corn 1 small to medium jar of chunky salsa 1 cup of rice water cook the pepper in the skillet with a little oil u...

The way it's turning out, it should be this one:

judasmuppet";p="791902 wrote: What you can't do at Beard is split out a bunch of posts from a multi-page thread.

You can. My reply should be a pm.

One of the "poor" foods that we've always had when we needed things to last a while was macaroni and cheese. We add things to it to make it spread out, the best things are peas, tuna (:oops: I guess you could leave that out) and any kind of potato chips. I've got some others, but I need to...

Has anyone watched his Feasting on Asphalt? I saw part of one the other day where he was trying to find possum stew or something. It seemed interesting- it's like a travel show where he pulls his motorcycle off to the side of the road every so often to point out edible plants.

I don't know about Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. They're equal to me because the book and the movie are nearly the same. I'm not sure why I saw the *should I edit out the word I used? :10:* or read the book, but the movie for The Fan with Robert DeNiro was much better than the book. So, if you've ...

Lord of the Flies was required reading in high school. I remember being disappointed with both versions of the movie when I saw them.

I won't bore everone with my in-depth, expert descriptions of the differences between the Harry Potter books and the movies.

Martin Sheen- Birth name: Ramon Gerard Antonio Estevez

I didn't just know that off the top of my head.

Michelle had a movie on her list that I forgot. Grease!